misleading — Trust Score 25/100
The social media post itself is authentic, meaning the user @unapologetically.levi did post it on Threads. The core event described – an altercation between Justin Bieber and Usher at Beyoncé's Oscars after-party – is a real, widely reported event. However, the image used in the post to illustrate this event is AI-generated and not a genuine photograph.
- Platform
- threads
- Source author
- unapologetically.levi
- Original post
- https://www.threads.com/@unapologetically.levi/post/DWJFrZvjhpL?xmt=AQF0cvU94AN4n0XOwPZp5qt2-0ibnJgG7UD_Dv_wRKHWDSbXjG387df-mq3SeIOEzQqWijLu&slof=1
- Verified on
- March 22, 2026
- Verification ID
- mTGCWtvRW_c
Original content reviewed
Platform: THREADS Author: @unapologetically.levi --- Caption/Description --- Ope! 🍑 #JustinBieber #Usher #Beyonce #Oscars #AfterParty
Claims analyzed (3)
- verified: This post was made by @unapologetically.levi on Threads.
The content is presented as a Threads post from the specified username and URL. - verified: Justin Bieber, Usher, and Beyonce were at an Oscars After Party.
Multiple news outlets reported on an Oscars after-party hosted by Beyoncé and Jay-Z, where Justin Bieber and Usher were present and had a 'heated exchange'. - false: The media URL image depicts Justin Bieber, Usher, and Beyonce at an Oscars After Party.
A viral image circulating, matching the description of the likely content, has been debunked as AI-generated and not a real photo of the event.
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